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Oh, interesting. Are your servers targets of interest somehow? Or are your ports possibly still low numbers?
by throwaway613834 9y ago
Oh, interesting. Are your servers targets of interest somehow? Or are your ports possibly still low numbers?
- dp30 9y agodefinitely not interesting, but they're on port 8022 so maybe that's a common one for attack scanners. i mean with masscan its so fast and easy to find ssh ports, i cant imagine any non-standard port is more obscure than the next. they are hosted on a low cost vps provider so maybe their ranges are common low hanging fruit.
- throwaway613834 9y agoI wouldn't have revealed the exact port number here, but thanks :) yeah, I think your explanation sounds plausible.
- firethief 9y agoA port number isn't a real secret, it just screens out the bulk of mass scans. There's no point trying to hide it from targeted attackers.
- user5994461 9y agoThe hosting providers have known IP ranges and they are scanned permanently. I wouldn't be surprised if some guys had a rule to try 8022 and the most common non standard ports.